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Americans are tightening their belts after the post-pandemic spending spree. Market volatility, inflation, tariffs and job insecurity are driving the shift.

Roughly three-quarters of Americans believe coming off a parent's cell phone plan is one of the ultimate signs of adulting, according to a recent survey.

The average 401(k) savings rate is at record-high levels, according to a Vanguard report. See how the current rate compares to the recommended benchmarks.

Nearly half of Americans said they would need to earn a six-figure income to feel financially secure, according to a new Bankrate report.

A new income-driven repayment plan in Republicans' megabill could leave many federal student loan borrowers with larger monthly payments, a new analysis finds.

Although the Federal Reserve hasn't moved its benchmark since December, the average card rate keeps edging higher.

Women who invest began at age 31, on average, a survey found, but most respondents said they wish they had started earlier. Here's why.

U.S. federal immigration crackdowns have heightened concerns among foreign-born residents. Financial experts share advice on how to prepare for a deportation.

The second-quarter estimated tax deadline is June 16. Here's how to avoid a penalty, according to the IRS.

For all the stock market drama this year, investors' portfolio balances may not look too different from when President Donald Trump entered office in January.